Current issues, feedback & complaints on public services in Malaysia
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Federal Hill: All in favour of that museum project
Apr 2, 2008 In: NSTTHE Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) applauds the residents of Federal Hill on their stand in opposing the proposed high-rise development next …
RTD: Put off by rules to replace road tax disc
Apr 2, 2008 In: NSTI AM using my sister-in-law’s car. She is away studying in the United States. I renewed the road tax in January 2008 for a year and now the …
Ong’s way: Leaders’ styles
Apr 2, 2008 In: NSTMALAYSIAN Chinese Association president Datuk Seri Ong Ka Ting, upon assuming office, formulated new guidelines limiting the term of the …
Judges: Spell out meaning of misbehaviour
Apr 2, 2008 In: NSTONE wonders how the existence of an independent commission to appoint and promote judges will ensure an independent judiciary, without also …
Autistic child: Help for a slow pupil
Apr 2, 2008 In: NSTI HAVE a young son, aged 3-plus, who was born premature. He is currently attending nursery school. I suspect he suffers from mild autism. …
Impact of the Internet: Beware the www shuffle
Apr 2, 2008 In: NSTI HAVE learned that last year, the Australian government spent A$189 million (RM546 million) on “cleaning up the Internet” for Australian …
Domestic help: Delay after delay by a maid agency
Apr 1, 2008 In: NSTI ENGAGED a maid through a maid agency 31/2 months ago. I deposited an amount of money and was told to wait.After almost two …
Zaid’s comments: There are issues more pressing to consider
Apr 1, 2008 In: NSTI WISH that Datuk Zaid Ibrahim will just move on. Correct the current problems. If he wants to apologise to the judges in the 1988 judicial …
Voters’ unhappiness: Good governance should be the priority
Apr 1, 2008 In: NSTPRIME Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was spot-on when he acknowledged the unhappiness expressed by Malaysians at the general …
Money: There’s a flaw in the system
Apr 1, 2008 In: NSTAS of today, over-the-counter payments will be rounded to the nearest five sen. This means that our lowest unit of currency is …
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